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APPRECIATION An important and necessary part of a yearbook is its advertising section. This year a new idea for yearbook advertising has been introduced and the Montanan staff believes that in it will be found pictorial interest that has been lost in the advertising sections of previous annuals. Also while looking through this part of the book remember that the firms represented are boosters for our college. Notice thernepatronize them and they Will appreciate your business. Acknowledgments The time has come when the end is in sight-another Montanan goes to press. Putting out such ci book is not a one-man iob and before finishing the last small bit we owe a vote of thanks to a great many people. We cannot put all their names on this list but we are grateful, too, to the ones not mentioned here. The 1938 Montanan The managing editor, Dave Playboy Cochran, has a special bit ot blarney due him. He did every sort of odd job, he- sides putting up the snapshot sections and managing the picture taking. Al Grantham, associate editor, worked dili- Pfinfiflcl bY gently and his experience will stand in good stead in his editor's job for next Tribune Printing and year. The heavy responsibility of writing Supply Company Great Falls, Montana , 'ner-Q., vi-o?nv::.g5r-w i Photographed by Linfield Studios Schlechten Studios Ohlsen Studios Bozeman, Montana Engraving by Buckhee-Mears Company St. Paul, Minnesota copy was Well handled by lean Van Sice. The secretaries, Ruth Undem and Louise Farrell, deserve praise for their willingness in getting out letters at any time. Merrill Miller as athletic manager did a fine iob of plugging for the Bobcats and their en- deavors. Another minute should he spent in prais- ing Iack O'Conner, our accountant: Vivian Cowan, activities editor, who found out how irresponsible Seniors can be in turn- ing in activity lists, and last of all, lim Harrison, Bill Pattison and George Peter- son, who spent hours on the telephone calling people to have their pictures taken. We have given our photographer, Don Smith, his bit-see page 112-Chet Fitch took a lot of fine snaps tor the advertis- ing -section. We also say thanks to Bill Taylor of the Great Falls Tribune, Fred Fredell oi Buckbee Mears, Bertil Linfield of Lintield Picture Takers, and Schlecliten of Schlech- ten Snapshot Studio, for their professional help. Last of all We give thanks that the book is finally done-We hope you like it. CARROLL O'ROURKE, Editor. JOHN MacLEOD, Business Manager. 1938 Montanan. 278